Travel Pack - 6 Units | Unscented Laundry Detergent Sheets| 2 Sheets Per Pack | Liquidless Laundry Detergent | Nantucket Footprint
Nantucket Footprint
Best for
Best unscented
Amazon rating
Amazon aggregate, one input among many in the Verdict Score
Based on 2 trusted sources
Current price
$14.99
Updated May 19, 2026 · 1 min read
Sources behind this verdict
11 reviewers weighted by source trust
The consensus
What reviewers found
Synthesized across the trust-weighted source mix below.
Across the reviewers we read, the Nantucket Footprint travel pack is positioned specifically as a fragrance-free, plastic-free option in single-trip sleeves of two sheets each. thespruce.com included travel-friendly unscented sheets in its laundry-detergent-sheets coverage, and consumerreports.org's broader sheet testing (referenced in the candidate's scraped reviews) sets the expectation for the category: convenient, but not best-in-class on tough stains. Verified-purchase reviewers on Amazon and Walmart praise the envelope-style packaging that 'practically slips anywhere in your carry on' and the absence of added fragrance, which travelers with sensitive skin or fragrance allergies repeatedly cite as the deciding factor.
What reviewers liked
- Listed by thespruce.com in laundry-detergent-sheet coverage
- True unscented formulation suited to sensitive skin and shared hotel laundry
- Flat envelope format is the most carry-on-friendly packaging in the candidate set
- Verified-purchase reviewers praise the no-mess, no-liquid travel experience
- Plastic-free outer packaging aligns with low-waste shopper priorities
Where it falls short
- Small verified-purchase base (≈101 Amazon reviews at 4.2) limits sample size
- Higher per-load cost than bulk boxes from Earth Breeze, Sudstainables, or Arm & Hammer
- r/laundry community feedback on sheets generally flags weak stain removal
- PVA-film biodegradability concerns from r/ZeroWaste apply here as well
- Only 12 loads in the travel pack — insufficient for longer trips without re-buying
Across the reviewers we read, the Nantucket Footprint travel pack is positioned specifically as a fragrance-free, plastic-free option in single-trip sleeves of two sheets each. thespruce.com included travel-friendly unscented sheets in its laundry-detergent-sheets coverage, and consumerreports.org's broader sheet testing (referenced in the candidate's scraped reviews) sets the expectation for the category: convenient, but not best-in-class on tough stains.
Verified-purchase reviewers on Amazon and Walmart praise the envelope-style packaging that 'practically slips anywhere in your carry on' and the absence of added fragrance, which travelers with sensitive skin or fragrance allergies repeatedly cite as the deciding factor. Community feedback in r/ZeroWaste also notes the ease-of-use benefit for travelers with mobility issues — no jug to lift, no liquid to spill.
The weaknesses are honest and category-wide: a small Amazon review base (≈101 reviews) compared with mainstream brands, the same PVA-film biodegradability debate that follows the entire category, and the modest 12-load total in the travel pack, which is a feature for short trips and a bug for anyone wanting a long-term home supply.
- Unscented + No Added Fragrance
- Made without essential oils, perfumes, or artificial fragrances for a truly unscented wash.
- Travel-Friendly Single Packets
- Includes 6 individually packaged packets. Each packet contains 2 detergent sheets for easy packing and mess-free use.
- Concentrated Sheets That Dissolve In The Wash
- Liquidless detergent sheets dissolve in water and are designed for a strong clean in a compact format.
- Works In All Washers (Including He)
- Compatible with standard and high-efficiency washing machines. Use for everyday loads at home, in dorms, or while traveling.
Consumer Reports tested liquidless detergent strips from Earth Breeze and Tru Earth to see whether the clean matches the green…
They are light weight (compared to liquid) and easy to use without making a mess, so also seem to be advertised to people with mobility issues.
They're incredibly cheap. I pad $11 for 160 sheets. · They take up much less space. · They're easier to use than liquid detergent. No aiming, no ...
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“Laundry Sheets Detergent Eco” · friendly No Plastic Recyclable
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